Is a hurricane worse or a earthquake?

Answer 1

Yes, overall hurricanes are worse than tornadoes. Tornadoes can be faster(the average tornado may have winds of about 70 mph, but they can get as high as 300 mph, and hurricanes can be 74 to about 200 mph) and maybe more destructive locally, but tornadoes are on average about 150 feet, and rarely over a mile and they usually travel no more than a few miles. Hurricanes are on average 300 miles wide. Tornadoes usually last for 10-13 minutes on average, hurricanes can last for days blowing nonstop. Additionally, hurricanes don't bring just strong winds, but torrential rain and flooding.

Answer 2

A sunami because, it has BIG waves .. and the waves from the tsunami are big & they are destructive ; LOL -_- i would never wanna be in a tsunami , but if one day that happenes im going to heaven ' ilove you GOD.

Answer 3

It depends. Some earthquakes have more power than a hurricane, and some hurricanes are more powerful than earthquakes. Sometimes hurricanes do more damage than earthquakes, and sometimes earthquakes do more damage than a hurricane, so, in my opinion, they are both equally as dangerous.

Answer 4

It depends on various factors such as the intensity of the hurricane or earthquake, location, and infrastructure in the affected area. Generally, hurricanes involve sustained strong winds, heavy rainfall, and storm surges that can cause widespread damage, while earthquakes can result in sudden and potentially devastating shaking of the ground. Both natural disasters have the potential to be catastrophic, but their impacts can vary.